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WWE roster is in a constant state of flux now at the top of your cards you've got

your Roman range your Charlotte flares your Days, your Brock Lesners.

These people are relatively safe. They're always going to be presented while their

pushes are solid, concerted, long term, they're going nowhere. These people however are also the minority, right?

The vast majority of W.W.'s roster aren't fortunate enough to benefit from that kind of pushions.

Well it's quite understandable. I mean they've got like over 300 wrestlers

on their books. You can't push everyone at once. However, this company, if we're being honest,

really stops and starts pushes at the drop of a pin at the drop of a button whatever

the hell that stupid saying is they change their mind all the goddamn time one

minute you're flying high you're contending for titles on a pay-per-view, and the next

your main events going four minutes with Bo Dallas. This happens constantly and

we've seen several examples of it already this year, which is what we're going to talk about today.

However I'm going to exclude completely any wrestler that is currently opting not to work

through the ongoing global situation. We've no idea whether or not the likes of Sammy Zane, Robert

Ru, Peter Dunn, Jordan Devlin, we've no idea whatsoever what kind of faith

W. W. have in these guys at the moment of what will be interesting to see how they

fare when they come back. Something tells me that Roman Reigns is going to be

just fine. Anyway, let's just get on with a list. I'm Andy for What Culture Wrestling, and here are 10

wrestlers that WWE have given up on in 2020.

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